Sentence examples for inconsistent obligations from inspiring English sources

Faced with expensive and inconsistent obligations, service providers with any significant national reach will continue to feel race-to-the-bottom pressure to conform their services to comply with the most restrictive statute or perhaps the one with the highest potential criminal sentence, even if the conduct is legal elsewhere.

Nurses experiencing role conflict (described as inconsistent job obligations) and role ambiguity were reported to be less satisfied with their jobs which in turn negatively influenced their job performance and also lowered their organizational commitment [ 13].

Closing our eyes to democratic shortcomings in Kazakhstan would not only be inconsistent with our obligations as a fellow OSCE member, it would also be bad for business.

The IAEA reprimanded Iran, saying its "failure to notify the agency of the new facility until September 2009 was inconsistent with its obligations".

That's tough because the Scouts have time and again discriminated against gay members and leaders, as evidenced in this 2004 policy statement (affirmed as recently as last summer), stating: "Boy Scouts of America believes that homosexual conduct is inconsistent with the obligations in the Scout Oath and Scout Law to be morally straight and clean in thought, word, and deed".

"The law states that a district can only use its facilities for purposes that are 'nonexclusive,' " he said, "which brings up the question: if a group bars an individual from joining it, would it be inconsistent with the obligations set under this section of the law?" Mr. Worona referred to a 1994 case that centered on the use of school buildings in the Rochester school district by the military.

"This, we argue, is contrary to the original purpose of patent law and inconsistent with American obligations under the International Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property," they write in a paper.

A similar UN report on Manus island confirmed the inadequacies in the transfer, treatment and processing of asylum seekers, and declared how it is arbitrary detention, making it "inconsistent with the obligations of Australia and Papa New Guinea under international human rights law".

Principle 7 argues against amnesties as "generally inconsistent with the obligation of states to provide accountability for serious crimes under international law".

That's inconsistent with his judicial obligations".

But the Clinton administration firmly rejected any proposal that would have the power to mandate sanctions, calling that inconsistent with America's obligations under W.T.O.